Post-installed anchor, installation method thereof and post-installed anchor system

ABSTRACT

A post-installed anchor  10  has a cylindrical body  11,  a diameter expanding portion  12  continuing to a tip side of the cylindrical body  11,  and a cone portion  13  expanding the diameter expanding portion  12.  The diameter expanding portion  12  has a main expanding portion  21  corresponding to the diameter expanded portion  4,  a base side expanding portion  22  continuing to a base side of the main expanding portion  21,  and a tip side expanding portion  23  continuing to a tip side of the main expanding portion  21,  a base side thin-walled portion  24  provided between the base side expanding portion  22  and the main expanding portion  21,  and a tip side thin-walled portion  25  provided between the main expanding portion  21  and the tip side expanding portion  23.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to a post-installed anchor which isanchored in an anchor hole perforated in a framework such as concrete,an installation method of the post-installed anchor and a post-installedanchor system.

BACKGROUND ART

A post-installed anchor (referred as “anchor” hereinafter) has beenknown as this kind of post-installed anchor, which is used for fixing asuspended object such as a ceiling board on a framework such as aconcrete slab (see Patent Citation 1). The anchor is driven (struck) ina specially-shaped prepared hole. The prepared hole has a main holeportion, a tapered hole portion which continues to the main hole portionand has an expanded diameter, and a straight hole portion whichcontinues to the tapered hole portion and has a smaller diameter thanthe main hole portion.

The anchor has a large diameter shaft portion at a base side, a plugcontinuing to the large diameter shaft portion, and a sleeve mounted onthe plug. The plug has a circular projection portion and a taperedsurface continuing thereto, and the sleeve has a fitting groove and anexpanding portion which correspond to the circular projection portionand the tapered portion. When the anchor is inserted in the preparedhole, a lower end of the expanding portion contacts on a bottom of thetapered hole portion.

In this state, when the large diameter shaft portion is driven, thetapered surface of the plug pushes the expanding portion of the sleeveopen and the circular projection portion of the plug fits in the fittinggroove of the sleeve. The pushed open expanding portion is pressed tocontact in the tapered hole portion, thereby the sleeve is anchored inthe framework. Further, the circular projection portion fitted in thefitting groove is in a retention state, and the sleeve, the plug and thelarge diameter shaft portion are integrated in a pullout direction.

[Citation List 1] JP-A-2008-183707

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In the above known post-installed anchor, the sleeve is a separatemember from the large diameter shaft portion and the plug, and when thesleeve is driven for anchoring, it comes in the retention state in theplug at the same time. Therefore, in case that a pressure-contact stateof the expanding portion on the tapered surface of the prepared holebecomes loose or a fitting state of the plug in the sleeve becomes loosedue to manufacturing error of each member, pullout strength decreasesand the anchor easily falls off from the prepared hole. Especially, whenthe anchor suffers wobbles or vibrations repetitively caused byearthquakes or the like, the anchor is prone to fall off from theprepared hole as time passes.

An advantage of the invention is to provide a post-installed anchorwhich can prevent the decrease of the pullout strength as time passes,an installation method thereof and a post-installed anchor system.

According to one aspect of the invention, there is provided apost-installed anchor that is anchored in an anchor hole having adiameter expanded portion formed at a predetermined depth position in aprepared hole comprising: a cylindrically-shaped cylindrical body thatis inserted in the anchor hole; a diameter expanding portion thatcontinues to a tip side of the cylindrical body; and a cone portion thatexpands the diameter expanding portion from an inside, the diameterexpanding portion having: a main expanding portion that corresponds tothe diameter expanded portion; a base side expanding portion thatcontinues to a base side of the main expanding portion; a tip sideexpanding portion that continues to a tip side of the main expandingportion; and a first deformation portion that is provided at least oneof positions between the base side expanding portion and the mainexpanding portion and between the main expanding portion and the tipside expanding portion, and that deforms prior to the main expandingportion, the base side expanding portion and the tip side expandingportion when the diameter expanding portion is expanded by the coneportion.

According to the structure, the diameter expanding portion has the mainexpanding portion, the base side expanding portion and the tip sideexpanding portion, and the main expanding portion corresponds to thediameter expanded portion of the anchor hole. Shortly, in an insertedstate in the anchor hole, the main expanding portion faces the diameterexpanded portion, the base side expanding portion faces a region (baseside) around the diameter expanded portion of the prepared hole, and thetip side expanding portion faces a region (tip side) around the diameterexpanded portion of the prepared hole. Therefore, when diameterexpanding portion is expanded by driving (striking) the cone portion,the main expanding portion expands toward the diameter expanded portion,the base side expanding portion expands toward the base side region ofthe prepared hole, and the tip side expanding portion expands toward thetip side region of the prepared hole.

At this time, since the first deformation portion formed at one side orboth sides sandwiching the main expanding portion deforms on a prioritybasis, the base side expanding portion and the tip side expandingportion are pressed to contact on the regions around the diameterexpanded portion of the prepared hole. Simultaneously, the mainexpanding portion expands widely to be pressed to contact on thediameter expanded portion. Shortly, the main expanding portion is locked(pressed to contact) on the diameter expanded portion of the anchor holespontaneously, and is anchored on the diameter expanded portion in aretention state (latched on circular stepped portions).

Further, since the base side expanding portion and the tip sideexpanding portion continuing to the main expanding portion are pressedto contact on regions of the prepared hole, chatter (wobble) does notoccur as a whole and loosening by vibration or the like is hardlyhappened. Still further, since the main expanding portion can expandwidely, it is not necessary to form a diameter of the main expandingportion larger than those of other portions preliminarily, thereby sizedifference between a diameter of the post-installed anchor and adiameter of the anchor hole can be smaller as possible. In this regard,chatter cannot easily happen.

Therefore, not only the post-installed anchor can be firmly fixed in theanchor hole, but also the chatter due to vibration or the like isrestrained, which avoids decrease of pullout strength as time passeseffectively.

In this case, it is preferable that the tip side expanding portion beformed to have a smaller diameter than the main expanding portion.

According to the structure, since the tip side expanding portion isformed smaller than the main expanding portion, the cone portion can bestruck deeply, which expands the main expanding portion sufficiently.Therefore, even if a post-installed anchor after installation receivesvibration or the like repetitively, the post-installed anchor can neverbe loose.

In this case, it is preferable that the base side expanding portion andthe main expanding portion have a diameter as same as a diameter of thecylindrical body.

According to the structure, the cylindrical body, the base sideexpanding portion and the main expanding portion have a same diameterexcept the smallest tip side expanding portion. Therefore, the preparedhole of the anchor hole may be formed slightly larger than thecylindrical body, the base side expanding portion and the main expandingportion. For example, if the prepared hole having a larger diameterabout 0.5 mm with respect to an outer diameter of the post-installedanchor is formed, the post-installed anchor can be fit to insert theanchor hole naturally. Shortly, the post-installed anchor can beanchored without chatter.

Further, it is preferable that the first deformation portion be athin-walled portion formed by a circular groove formed on an outerperipheral surface of the diameter expanding portion.

According to the structure, the first deformation portion can be easilyformed only by grinding or narrowing down the outer peripheral surfaceof the diameter expanding portion. A bottom floor of the circular grooveis preferably formed in a semicircular shape in cross section so as notto concentrate stress.

Further, it is preferable that the first deformation portions beprovided at two positions between the base side expanding portion andthe main expanding portion and between the main expanding portion andthe tip side expanding portion.

According to the structure, since the first deformation portions areprovided at both sides of the main expanding portion in an axialdirection, the main expanding portion can be expanded widely and easilyby driving etc. the cone portion. This allows the main expanding portionto be pressed to contact on the diameter expanded portion of the anchorhole surely.

In this case, it is preferable that the first deformation portions atthe two positions be formed to have same volume.

According to the structure, the first deformation portions at the twopositions can be deformed in a same condition physically. Therefore, themain expanding portion can be evenly expanded along the diameterexpanded portion.

In these cases, it is preferable that the diameter expanding portionfurther have a second deformation portion that is provided between thecylindrical body and the base side expanding portion and deforms priorto the cylindrical body and the base side expanding portion when thediameter expanding portion is expanded by the cone portion.

According to the structure, since the second deformation portion isprovided between the cylindrical body and the base side expandingportion, the base side expanding portion can be expanded by the coneportion easily. In other words, the base side expanding portion can bepressed to contact on a base side region of the prepared hole forcertain.

While, it is preferable that a plurality of slits extending from a tipto the second deformation portion be provided.

According to the structure, expanding formation of the diameterexpanding portion can be controlled freely by the plurality of slits andthe plurality of deformation portions.

Further, it is preferable that the post-installed anchor be a conedriving type where the cone portion is driven in the cylindrical body,an inner peripheral surface of the diameter expanding portion be formedin a tapered shape tapering off the tip, and the cone portion be formedin a size that is suitable for being driven to a position at the mainexpanding portion.

According to the structure, when the cone portion is struck, it reachesa position at the main expanding portion to expand the main expandingportion. Further, reaction force by pressure contact of the base sideexpanding portion acts to embrace the cone portion. Thus, the drivencone portion can be restrained from falling off due to vibration or thelike.

In this case, it is preferable that the cone portion have a taperedportion that is formed in a tapered shape tapering off to the tip and astraight portion that continues to the base side of the tapered portionand has a same diameter as a base side of the tapered portion.

Likewise, it is preferable that the cone portion have a tapered portionthat is formed in a tapered shape tapering off to the tip and an inversetapered portion that continues to the base side of the tapered portionand is formed in a tapered shape tapering off to the base.

According to these structures, when the reaction force by pressurecontact of the base side expanding portion acts to embrace the base sideof the cone portion, an inner peripheral surface of the base sideexpanding portion slightly deforms along a shape of a base of the coneportion. Therefore, the driven cone portion can be prevented fromfalling off due to vibration or the like.

Likewise, it is preferable that the cone portion be formed in either aspherical shape or a drum shape.

According to the structure, the main expanding portion can be expandedefficiently by driving the cone portion. Further, the reaction force ofthe diameter expanding portion acts embrace the cone portion to preventthe cone portion from falling off.

Further, it is preferable that the post-installed anchor be a main bodydriving type where the cylindrical body is driven with respect to thecone portion, the cone portion has a cone portion main body that expandsthe diameter expanding portion and a struck portion that continues tothe cone portion main body, is formed to have a smaller diameter thanthe cone portion main body, and is butted on a bottom of the anchorhole, an inner peripheral surface of the diameter expanding portion isformed in a tapered shape tapering off to a base, and the cone portionmain body is formed in a size that is suitable for being driven to aposition at the main expanding portion.

According to the structure, the cone portion main body reaches theposition at the main expanding position by striking the cylindrical bodyto expand the main expanding portion. Further, the reaction force bypressure contact of the tip side expanding portion acts to embrace thecone portion main body. Thus, the struck cone portion can be restrainedfrom falling off due to vibration or the like.

In this case, it is preferable that the cone portion main body have atapered portion that is formed in a tapered shape tapering off towardthe cylindrical body and a straight portion that continues to a baseside of the tapered portion and has a same diameter as a base side ofthe tapered portion.

Likewise, it is preferable that the cone portion main body have atapered portion that is formed in a tapered shape tapering off towardthe cylindrical body and an inverse tapered portion that continues to abase side of the tapered portion and is formed in a tapered shapetapering off to the base.

According to these cases, when the reaction force by pressure contact ofthe tip side expanding portion acts to embrace the base side of the coneportion main body, the inner peripheral surface of the tip sideexpanding portion slightly deforms along the shape of the base of thecone portion main body. Therefore, the struck cone portion can beprevented from falling off.

Likewise, it is preferable that the cone portion main body be formed ineither a spherical shape or a drum shape.

According to the structure, the main expanding portion can be expandedefficiently by striking the cone portion. Further, the reaction force ofthe diameter expanding portion acts to embrace the cone portion, whichprevents the cone portion from falling off.

An installation method of the post-installed anchor of the invention isan installation method of above mentioned post-installation anchor andexecutes steps of: perforating the prepared hole; expanding to form thediameter expanded portion in the prepared hole; inserting thepost-installed anchor in the anchor hole; and anchoring to expand thediameter expanding portion by the cone portion.

According to the method, when the diameter expanding portion is expanded(anchored), the main expanding portion is locked (pressed to contact) onthe diameter expanded portion of the anchor hole naturally. At the sametime, the base side expanding portion and the tip side expanding portionare also pressed to contact on regions of the prepared hole around thediameter expanded portion. Especially, since the main expanding portionis in the retention state on circular stepped portions of the diameterexpanded portion, the post-installed anchor cannot fall off even thepost-installed anchor suffers loosening due to vibration or the like.Further, since the main expanding portion can be expanded widely, it isnot necessary to form the main expanding portion having a largerdiameter than other portions, which allows size difference between adiameter of the post-installed anchor and a diameter of the anchor holeto be as small as possible. Also in this regard, a structure whichseldom suffers the chatter can be achieved. Therefore, not only thepost-installed anchor can be firmly fixed in the anchor hole, but alsodecrease of the pullout strength as time passes can be avoidedeffectively.

In this case, it is preferable that a step of injecting an adhesive inthe anchor hole be executed between the expanding and the inserting.

According to the method, the post-installed anchor can be fixed in theanchor hole not only mechanically but also by the adhesive. Therefore,the post-installed anchor can be firmly fixed (immovable) in the anchorhole and the decrease of the pullout strength as time passes can beavoided effectively.

A post-installed anchor system of the invention has the post-installedanchor described above; and a diameter expanding drill bit that has ablade portion at a tip grinding the anchor hole to grind the diameterexpanded portion, wherein, in the axial direction, the blade portion isformed longer than the main expanding portion, and a distance from a tipof the post-installed anchor to an intermediate position of the mainexpanding portion is set as same as a distance from a tip of thediameter expanding drill bit to an intermediate position of the bladeportion.

According to the structure, it is possible to correspond the position ofthe diameter expanded portion formed in the anchor hole by the diameterexpansion drill bit with the position of the main expanding portion ofthe post-installed anchor anchored in the anchor hole. Therefore, themain expanding portion of the post-installed anchor anchored in theanchor hole is anchored (pressed to contact) on the diameter expandedportion and is in the retention state on portions of the circularstepped portions of the diameter expanded portion. Thus, even thepost-installed anchor suffers the loosening due to vibration or thelike, it never falls off. Therefore, not only the post-installed anchorcan be firmly fixed in the anchor hole, but also the decrease of thepullout strength as time passes can be prevented effectively.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a cross sectional view of an anchor hole in which apost-installed anchor is anchored.

FIG. 2A is a front elevation view and FIG. 2B is a bottom view of thepost-installed anchor according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a cross sectional view of the post-installed anchor accordingto the first embodiment.

FIGS. 4A and 4B are structure views of a cone portion of thepost-installed anchor.

FIGS. 5A to 5C are structure views of the cone portion according to amodification.

FIGS. 6A to 6C are cross sectional views illustrating an installationprocedure of the post-installation anchor according to the firstembodiment.

FIGS. 7D and 7E are cross sectional views illustrating the installationprocedure of the post-installation anchor according to the firstembodiment.

FIG. 8A is a front elevation view and FIG. 8B is a cross sectional viewof the post-installed anchor according to the second embodiment.

FIG. 9A is a cross sectional view of the post-installed anchor and FIG.9B is a cross sectional view of the driven post-installed anchoraccording to the third embodiment.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Hereinafter, a post-installed anchor, an installation method thereof anda post-installed anchor system according to one embodiment of theinvention will be explained with reference to accompanying drawings. Thepost-installed anchor is, as it is called, a metallic expansion anchorwhich is provided to support a structure on a concrete framework such asa slab, an external wall and an internal wall. Especially, thepost-installed anchor of the embodiment is used for antiseismicreinforcement for buildings and facility device setting, and can preventdecrease of pullout strength as time passes caused by vibrations due toearthquakes or the like by cooperating with a specially-shaped anchorhole. Further, the post-installed anchor system is formed by thepost-installed anchor and a diameter expanding drill bit for forming thespecially-shaped anchor hole in combination. First of all, thespecially-shaped anchor hole will be briefly explained before anexplanation of the post-installed anchor.

FIG. 1 illustrates the anchor hole formed in a framework such asconcrete. As illustrated in FIG. 1, an anchor hole 1 has astraight-shaped prepared hole portion (prepared hole) perforated in aframework 2, and a diameter expanded portion 4 formed to have a largerdiameter than the prepared hole portion 3 at a deeper portion (tipportion) of the prepared hole portion 3. In this case, the diameterexpanded portion 4 is formed by a cylindrical portion which projectsoutwardly from the prepared hole portion 3 having two circular steppedportions 5. Further, the prepared hole portion 3 has a long opening sidehole portion 3 b at an opening portion 3 a side and a short bottom sidehole portion 3 c at a bottom side having the diameter expanded portion 4therebetween. Though details will be explained later, the prepared holeportion 3 and the diameter expanded portion 4 are formed by differentdrill bits.

FIG. 2A is a front elevation view and FIG. 2B is a bottom view of thepost-installed anchor according to the first embodiment. FIG. 3 is across sectional view thereof. As illustrated in FIG. 2A to FIG. 3, apost-installed anchor 10 is, as it is called, an internal cone drivingtype anchor and has a cylindrically-shaped cylindrical body 11 insertedin the anchor hole 1, a diameter expanding portion 12 continuing to atip of the cylindrical body 11, and a cone portion 13 expanding thediameter expanding portion 12 from the inside thereof. The cylindricalbody 11 and the diameter expanding portion 12 are formed by soft steel,stainless steel or the like integrally. Further, the cone portion 13 isalso formed by soft steel, stainless steel or the like integrally.

An internal thread portion 15 is formed on the inner surface of thecylindrical body 11, and a joint bolt (generally, a full-screw bolt)(not illustrated) such as a hanging bolt or a connecting bolt for asupported object is screwed therein. A fitting member 16 (illustrated inFIG. 3 by an imaginary line) which fits to engage with the openingportion 3 a of the anchor hole may be provided on an outer peripheralsurface at a base portion of the cylindrical body 11 to prevent chatter(wobble) of the anchored post-installed anchor 10.

The diameter expanding portion 12 has a main expanding portion 21corresponding to the diameter expanded portion 4 of the anchor hole 1, abase side expanding portion 22 continuing to a base side of the mainexpanding portion 21 and a tip side expanding portion 23 continuing to atip side of the main expanding portion 21. Further, the diameterexpanding portion 12 has a base side thin-walled portion 24 (the firstdeformation portion) provided between the base side expanding portion 22and the main expanding portion 21, a tip side thin-walled portion 25(the first deformation portion) provided between the main expandingportion 21 and the tip side expanding portion 23 and a sub thin-walledportion 26 (the second deformation portion) provided between thecylindrical body 11 and the base side expanding portion 22. Shortly, thediameter expanding portion 12 includes, from the cylindrical body side,the sub thin-walled portion 26, the base side expanding portion 22, thebase side thin-walled portion 24, the main expanding portion 21, the tipside thin-walled portion 25 and the tip side expanding portion 23 insequence.

Further, the diameter expanding portion 12 has a plurality of slits cutfrom a tip thereof. In the embodiment, four slits 31 arranged equallyapart in a circumferential direction are provided (see FIG. 2B), andeach slit 31 extends from a tip of the tip side expanding portion 23 toa position at the sub thin-walled portion 26 in an axial direction. Notto mention, the four slits 31 promote expansion of the diameterexpanding portion 12 by driving the cone portion 13. Two or three slits31 may be provided (in either case, the slits 31 should be equallyseparated in the circumferential direction).

A cone reception portion 32 in a tapered shape tapering off to a tip isformed in an inner peripheral surface of the diameter expanding portion12, and the cone portion 13 is driven (struck) in the cone receptionportion 32. The cone reception portion 32 extends from the position atthe sub thin-walled portion 26 to the tip of the tip side expandingportion 23. In this case, a taper of the cone reception portion 32 and ataper of the cone portion 13 are formed in a same angle. A communicationhole 17 of which diameter is smaller than that of the internal threadportion 15 is formed between the cone reception portion 32 and the aboveinternal thread portion 15.

The base end expanding portion 22, the main expanding portion 21 and thetip side expanding portion are all formed in a ring shape. The base sideexpanding portion 22 and the main expanding portion 21 are formed tohave a same diameter as the cylindrical body 11. Further, the tip sideexpanding portion 23 is formed to have a slightly smaller diameter(about 0.5 mm) than the base side expanding portion 22 and the mainexpanding portion 21. While, in the order of length in the axialdirection from the longest, the main expanding portion 21, the base sideexpanding portion 22 and the tip side expanding portion 23 are set, andthose are formed by a size ratio such as 6:5:4. The diameter of the tipside expanding portion 23 may be formed as same as that of the mainexpanding portion 21 and the like.

In this case, when the post-installed anchor 10 is inserted in theanchor hole 1, the main expanding portion 21 is provided to correspondto a depth position at the diameter expanded portion 4. Further, themain expanding portion 21 is formed in a size slightly shorter than thediameter expanded portion 4 in the axial direction. Though a detail willbe explained later, when the cone portion 13 is struck, the tip of thetip side expanding portion 23 butts on the bottom of the anchor hole 1.While, the position of the diameter expanded portion 4 from the bottomis defined based on a relationship with a diameter expanding apparatus52 described later (see FIG. 6B). Therefore, length of the tip sideexpanding portion 23 in the axial direction is designed based on therelationship with the diameter expanding apparatus 52.

The base side thin-walled portion 24 and the tip side thin-walledportion 25 are formed in size of “3” in the above size ratio. Further,the base end thin-walled portion 24 and the tip side thin-walled portion25 are formed by a circular groove 34 formed on an outer peripheralsurface of the diameter expanding portion 12. A bottom floor of thecircular groove 34 is formed in a semicircular shape in cross section soas not to concentrate stress at the time of deformation. The circulargroove 34 of the tip side thin-walled portion 25 is formed deeper thanthat of the base end thin-walled portion 24 such that the base sidethin-walled portion 24 and the tip side thin-walled portion 25 facingthe taper-shaped cone reception portion 32 have a same thickness. Morepreferably, the volume of the base end thin-walled portion 24 is set assame as that of the tip side thin-walled portion 25. Thus, the base sidethin-walled portion 24 and the tip side thin-walled portion 25 aredeformed under physically almost identical conditions.

Likewise, the sub thin-walled portion 26 is formed in size of “2” in theabove size ratio. Also in this case, the sub thin-walled portion 26 isformed by the circular groove 34 formed on the outer peripheral surfaceof the diameter expanding portion 12. The sub thin-walled portion 26 isformed to have a same thickness as those of the base side thin-walledportion 24 and the tip side thin-walled portion 25.

Thus, the tip side thin-walled portion 25, the base side thin-walledportion 24 and the sub thin-walled portion 26 are formed sufficientlythinner than the tip side expanding portion 23, the main expandingportion 21 and the base side expanding portion 22. Therefore, the tipside thin-walled portion 25, the base side thin-walled portion 24 andthe sub thin-walled portion 26 deform prior to the tip side expandingportion 23, the main expanding portion 21 and the base side expandingportion 22 by expanding force of the driven cone portion 13.

More specifically, the tip side thin-walled portion 25 deforms prior tothe tip side expanding portion 23 and the main expanding portion 21, thebase side thin-walled portion 24 deforms prior to the main expandingportion 21 and the base side expanding portion 22, and the subthin-walled portion 26 deforms prior to the base side expanding portion22 and the cylindrical body 11. Since the slits 31 are not formed in thecylindrical body 11, the sub thin-walled portion 26 deforms prior to thebase side expanding portion 22. The main expanding portion 21 sandwichedbetween the wide tip side thin-walled portion 25 and the base sideexpanding portion 24 has a large amount of expansion flexibility.

As explained above, the main expanding portion corresponds to thediameter expanded portion 4 of the anchor hole 1. Therefore, when thepost-installed anchor is inserted in the anchor hole 1, the mainexpanding portion 21 faces the diameter expanded portion 4, the baseside expanding portion 22 faces the opening side hole portion 3 b nearthe diameter expanded portion 4, and the tip side expanding portion 23faces the bottom side hole portion 3 c near the diameter expandedportion 4 (see FIG. 7D). In this state, when the cone portion 13 isstruck, the cone portion 13 moves to a position mainly at the mainexpanding portion 21. Thus, the expanding force acts on the diameterexpanding portion 12 centering around the main expanding portion 21, andthe sub thin-walled portion 26, the base side thin-walled portion 24 andthe tip side thin-walled portion 25 deform accordingly. Therefore, thediameter expanding portion 12 deforms to a shape along the anchor hole1.

Specifically, the base side expanding portion 22 deforms along theopening side hole portion 3 b near the diameter expanded portion 4, themain expanding portion deforms along the diameter expanded portion 4 andthe tip side expanding portion 23 deforms along the bottom side holeportion 3 c near the diameter expanded portion 4. In other words, thebase side expanding portion 22 is pressed to contact on the opening sidehole portion 3 b, the main expanding portion 21 is pressed to contact onthe diameter expanded portion 4 and the tip side expanding portion 23 ispressed to contact on the bottom side hole portion 3 c (see FIG. 7E).

As illustrated in FIG. 3 to FIG. 4B, the cone portion 13 has a taperedportion 41 constituting a main body and a driven portion 42 continuingto a base side of the tapered portion 41. Length of the tapered portion41 contacting on the cone reception portion 32 corresponds to length ofthe main expanding portion 21. Shortly, the tapered portion 41preferably has an approximately same length as the main expandingportion 21. Length of the cone portion 13 of the embodiment is formed insize “9” between “6” and “12” in the above size ratio. The cone portion13 is designed to have a size to be driven to the position at the mainexpanding portion 21 (see FIG. 7E).

The tapered portion 41 is formed in a tapered shape (frustum shape)tapering off to a tip and is formed at a same taper angle as the conereception portion 32 as explained above. Thus, the diameter expandingportion 12 (main expanding portion 21) expands to translate outwardly.

The driven portion 42 is a portion on which a driving pin 68 explainedlater butts. The driven portion has a straight portion 43 whichcontinues to a base side of the tapered portion 41 and has a samediameter as a base side of the tapered portion 41, and a small diameterportion 44 which continues to the straight portion 43 and has a smallerdiameter than the straight portion 43. As explained above, the coneportion 13 is driven to the position at the main expanding portion 21 ondesign, and reaction force by pressure contact of the base sideexpanding portion 22 acts to embrace the base side of the cone portion13 at this moment.

Therefore, the inner peripheral surface of the base side expandingportion 22 (substantially, the inner peripheral surface of the base sidethin-walled portion 24) slightly deforms along the shapes of thestraight portion 43 and the small diameter portion 44. This prevents thedriven cone portion 13 from falling off because a stepped portionbetween the straight portion 43 and the small diameter portion 44functions as a stop (see FIG. 7E). In a product state, it is preferablethat the cone portion 13 be fixed to be lightly driven in the conereception portion 32 or be adhered in the cone reception portion 32 byan adhesive.

Next, referring to FIGS. 5A to 5C, a modification of the cone portion 13will be explained. Of the cone portion 13 illustrated in FIG. 5A, thedriven portion (inverse tapered portion) 42 is formed in a tapered shapetapering off to a base. Shortly, the driven portion 42 is formed in aninverse tapered shape with respect to the tapered portion 41. Also inthis case, the inner peripheral surface of the base side expandingportion 22 (substantially, the inner peripheral surface of the base sidethin-walled portion 24) slightly deforms along a shape of the drivenportion 42, which prevents the cone portion 13 from falling off.

On the other hand, the cone portion 13 in FIG. 5B is formed in aspherical shape and the cone portion 13 in FIG. 5C is formed in a drumshape. Those cone portions 13 are also formed in a size to be struck tothe position at the main diameter expanding portion 21. Also in thiscase, the diameter expanding portion 12 acts to embrace the struck coneportion 13, which prevents the cone portion 13 from falling off.

Next, referring to FIGS. 6A to 7E, an installation method (installationprocedure) of the post-installed anchor 10 will be explained. Theinstallation method includes a perforating process by which the preparedhole portion 3 is perforated by a perforating apparatus 51 (FIG. 6A), adiameter expanding process by which the diameter expanded portion 4 isformed in the prepared hole portion 3 by the diameter expandingapparatus 52 (FIG. 6B), an injecting process by which an adhesive A isinjected in the anchor hole 1 by an injecting apparatus (FIG. 6C), aninserting process by which the post-installed anchor 10 is inserted tomount in the anchor hole 1 (FIG. 7D), and an anchoring process by whichthe diameter expanding portion 12 of the inserted post-installed anchor10 is expanded (FIG. 7E).

The perforating apparatus 51 is made up of an electric drill (notillustrated) and a diamond core bit mounted thereon. The diamond corebit 55 has, for example, a cylindrical blade portion 56 and a shankportion 57 supporting the blade portion 56. The framework 2 isperforated to form the prepared hole portion 3 such that the bladeportion 56 takes a core out of the concrete (see FIG. 6A). A diamondnon-core bit may be used in place of the diamond core bit 55, or avibration drill may be used for perforation.

The diameter expanding apparatus 52 is made up of the electric drill(not illustrated) and a diameter expanding drill bit 61 mounted thereon.The diameter expanding drill bit 61 has, for example, a pair of bladeportions 62, a blade holding portion 63 which holds the pair of bladeportions 62 movably in a radial direction and a shank portion 64 whichsupports the blade holding portion 63, and forms the diameter expandedportion 4 by expanding the pair of blade portions 62 with the assistanceof the centrifugal force (rotation) in the radial direction (see FIG.6B).

A size from a tip of the post-installed anchor (the tip of the tip sideexpanding portion 23) to an intermediate position of the main expandingportion 21 is designed as same as that from a tip of the diameterexpanding drill bit 61 (a tip of the blade holding portion 63) to anintermediate position of the blade portions 62. Further, the bladeportions 62 are formed longer than the main expanding portion 21.Shortly, the main expanding portion 21 of the post-installed anchor 10which is anchored in the anchor hole 1 can be aligned with the diameterexpanded portion 4 formed by the blade portions 62.

The injecting apparatus 53 has a pump section (not illustrated) and anozzle section 66, the adhesive A stored in the pump section isdischarged from a tip of the nozzle section 66 and is injected in theanchor hole 1 by pumping the pump section (see FIG. 6C).

In the perforating process illustrated in FIG. 6A, the diamond core bit55 is rotated by the electric drill to form the prepared hole portion 3having depth corresponding to length of the post-installed anchor 10. Inthis case, the diamond core bit 55 is used by which dimension (adiameter) of the prepared hole portion 3 is formed approximately around0.5 mm wider than dimension (an outer diameter) of the post-installedanchor 10. In the diamond core bit 55, cooling liquid is supplied to theblade portion 56 via the shank portion 57.

In the diameter expanding process illustrated in FIG. 6B, the diameterexpanding drill bit 61 is inserted in the prepared hole portion 3 tobutt on the bottom thereof and is rotated by the electric drill to grindthe diameter expanded portion 4. In the diameter expanding drill bit 61,the cooling liquid is also supplied to the pair of blade portions 62.Even after the diameter expanded portion 4 is formed, the cooling liquidcontinues to be supplied for a short time to cleanse the anchor hole 1.This makes cleaning for the anchor hole 1 prior to the injecting processunnecessary.

In the injecting process illustrated in FIG. 6C, the nozzle section 66is inserted in the anchor hole 1 to butt on the bottom thereof and theadhesive A is injected from the innermost of the anchor hole 1. In thiscase, an epoxy resin adhesive is used as the adhesive A. Further, aninjected amount of the adhesive A equals to an amount which iscalculated by subtracting a volume of the post-installed anchor 10 froma volume of the anchor hole 1 (including the diameter expanded portion4). This prevents the adhesive A from spreading out of the anchor hole 1when the post-installed anchor 10 is inserted in the anchor hole 1.

In the inserting process illustrated in FIG. 7D, the post-installedanchor 10 is inserted in the anchor hole 1 to butt on the bottomthereof. This insertion allows the main expanding portion 21 of thepost-installed anchor 10 to correspond to the diameter expanded portion4 of the anchor hole 1.

In the anchoring process illustrated in FIG. 7E, a driving bar 68 isinserted in the cylindrical body 11 to contact on the cone portion 13and the cone portion 13 is driven by a hammer 69 or the like via thedriving bar 68. This pushes the cone portion 13 strongly in the diameterexpanding portion 12 (the main expanding portion 21), and the base sideexpanding portion 22, the main expanding portion 21 and the tip sideexpanding portion constituting the diameter expanding portion 12 expandalong the shape of the diameter expanded portion 4 in the anchor hole 1.This makes the base side expanding portion 22 be pressed to contact onthe opening side hole portion 3 b, the main expanding portion 21 bepressed to contact on the diameter expanded portion 4, and the tip sideexpanding portion 23 be pressed to contact on the bottom side holeportion 3 c.

Thus, according to the post-installed anchor 10 of the first embodiment,the base side opening portion 22 is pressed to contact on the openingside hole portion 3 b, the main expanding portion 21 is pressed tocontact on the diameter expanded portion 4 and the tip side expandingportion 23 is pressed to contact on the bottom side hole portion 3 c bystriking the cone portion 13. Especially, the pressure contact of thebase side expanding portion 22 and the tip side expanding portion on theprepared hole portion 3 prevents the chatter (wobble) of thepost-installed anchor 10 and restrains looseness of the post-installedanchor 10 due to vibration or the like. Further, the pressure contact ofthe main expanding portion 21 on the diameter expanded portion 4 formsthe stop on the circular stepped portions 5, leading to enhance thepullout strength of the post-installed anchor 10.

Further, since the main expanding portion 21 can expand widely caused bydeformation of the base side thin-walled portion 24 and the tip sidethin-walled portion 25, not only the main expanding portion 21 canproperly be pressed to contact on the diameter expanded portion 4, butalso the main expanding portion 21 can be formed to have a same diameteras the cylindrical body 11. Therefore, difference between the diameterof the prepared hole portion 3 in consideration of insertion of thepost-installed anchor 10 and the diameter of the post-installed anchor10 can be kept small (around 0.5 mm). In this regard, the installedpost-installed anchor has a structure which is difficult to incur thechatter (wobble).

Moreover, the cone portion 13 can be also prevented from falling off dueto vibration or the like by contriving the shape of the driven portion42 of the cone portion 13 to take advantage that the diameter expandingportion 12 deforms (expands) along the shape of the diameter expandedportion 4. Therefore, not only the post-installed anchor 10 can befirmly fixed in the anchor hole 1, but also the chatter due to vibrationor the like can be prevented, thereby the decrease of the pulloutstrength as time passes can be effectively prevented.

To ensure that the cone portion 13 is prevented from falling off, aninternal thread may be formed in the above communication hole to bescrewed with an external thread, or a gunmetal or a lump of lead(column-shaped or spherical) may be struck therein.

Next, referring to FIGS. 8A and 8B, a post-installed anchor 10Aaccording to the second embodiment will be explained. The post-installedanchor 10A does not have the sub thin-walled portion 26 described aboveand the base side expanding portion 22 is consecutively connected withthe cylindrical body 11 integrally. The four slits 31 extend to aposition at the base side expanding portion 22. Therefore, when the coneportion is driven (also in this case, the cone portion 13 is driven to aposition at the main expanding portion 21), the main expanding portion21 sandwiched between the base side thin-walled portion 24 and the tipside thin-walled portion 25 is widely expanded while the base sideexpanding portion 22 and the tip side expanding portion are expanded alittle. Shortly, the base side expanding portion 22 is pressed tocontact on the opening side hole portion 3 b, the main expanding portion21 is pressed to contact on the diameter expanded portion 4 and the tipside expanding portion 23 is pressed to contact on the bottom side holeportion 3 c.

While, the cone portion 13 is formed in a simple tapered shape taperingoff to a tip and, also in this case, is formed to have a same taperangle as the cone reception portion 32. Further, an internal thread isformed in the communication hole 17 located between the cone receptionportion 32 and the internal thread portion 15. Though not illustrated, ahexagon socket external thread is screwed in the communication hole 17and the falling off of the cone portion 13 can be prevented by screwingthe external thread in the communication hole 17 after the cone portion13 is struck. Further, the gunmetal or the lump of lead (column-shapedor spherical) may be struck as explained above.

In the post-installed anchor 10A of the second embodiment, the chatter(wobble) of the post-installed anchor 10A can also be effectivelyprevented and the pullout strength of the post-installed anchor 10A canbe enhanced by pressing to contact the main expanding portion 21 on thediameter expanded portion 4. Therefore, not only the post-installedanchor 10A can be firmly fixed, but also the chatter due to vibration orthe like can be restrained, which can effectively avoid the decrease ofthe pullout strength as time passes.

In the above embodiments, though the invention applied to the internalcone driving type anchor is explained, the invention can also be appliedto a mandrel driving type anchor and a clamping type anchor (a taperbolt type, a double cone nut type, a wedge type) of which expandingportion does not move in driving. Further, as long as the main expandingportion 12 can be widely expanded, a structure may be taken in whicheither one of the base side thin-walled portion and the tip sidethin-walled portion is omitted.

Next, referring to FIGS. 9A and 9B, a post-installed anchor 10Baccording to the third embodiment will be explained. The post-installedanchor 10B of the invention is applied to a main body driving typeanchor. As illustrated in FIGS. 9A and 9B, the post-installed anchor 10Bof the third embodiment has, as the post-installed anchor 10 of thefirst embodiment, the cylindrical body 11, the diameter expandingportion 12 and the cone portion 13 provided at a tip portion of thediameter expanding portion 12.

Likewise, the diameter expanding portion 12 has the main expandingportion 21, the base side expanding portion 22 and the tip sideexpanding portion 23. Further, the diameter expanding portion 12 has thebase side thin-walled portion 24 (first deformation portion), the tipside thin-walled portion 25 (first deformation portion) and the subthin-walled portion 26 (second deformation portion). In other words, thediameter expanding portion 12 has, from the cylindrical body 11 side,the sub thin-walled portion 26, the base side expanding portion 22, thebase side thin-walled portion 24, the main expanding portion 21, the tipside thin-walled portion 25 and the tip side expanding portion 23 inthat order. Further, the plurality of slits 31 are formed in thediameter expanding portion 12 cut from the tip thereof up to a positionat the sub thin-walled portion 26.

In the inner peripheral surface of the diameter expanding portion 12,the cone reception portion 32 which is in an inverse tapered shape andtapers off to the base with respect to the cone reception portion 32 ofthe first embodiment is formed. The cone portion 13 is attached to a tipportion of the cone reception portion 32. By striking the cylindricalbody 11 in a state that a base end of the cone portion 13 contacts onthe bottom of the prepared hole portion 3, the cone portion 13 is struckrelatively in the diameter expanding portion 12, which causes thediameter expanding portion 12 to expand.

Further in this case, the base side expanding portion 22 and the mainexpanding portion 21 are formed to have a same diameter as thecylindrical body 11. Also, the tip side expanding portion 23 is formedto have a slightly smaller diameter than the base side expanding portion22 and the main expanding portion 21. Still further, the main expandingportion 21 is configured to correspond to a depth position at thediameter expanded portion 4 when the post-installed anchor 10B isanchored (driven). The tip side thin-walled portion 25, the base endthin-walled portion 24 and the sub thin-walled portion 26 deform by theexpanding force of the cone portion 13 prior to the tip side expandingportion 23, the main expanding portion 21 and the base end expandingportion 22.

In other words, when the cylindrical body 11 is struck, the cone portion13 relatively proceeds to a position at the main expanding portion 21.Thus, as the first embodiment, the expanding force acts on the diameterexpanding portion 12 centering around the main expanding portion 21, andthe sub thin-walled portion 26, the base side thin-walled portion 24 andthe tip side thin-walled portion 25 deform appropriately. Therefore, thediameter expanding portion 12 deforms in a shape along the anchor hole1. More specifically, the base side expanding portion 22 deforms alongthe opening side hole portion 3 b near the diameter expanded portion 4,the main expanding portion 21 deforms along the diameter expandedportion 4, and the tip side expanding portion 23 deforms along thebottom side hole portion 3 c near the diameter expanded portion 4.Shortly, the base side expanding portion 22 is pressed to contact on theopening side hole portion 3 b, the main expanding portion 21 is pressedto contact on the diameter expanded portion 4, and the tip sideexpanding portion 23 is pressed to contact on the bottom side holeportion 3 c (see FIG. 9B).

Each portion of the diameter expanding portion expands by driving suchthat each portion except the cone portion 13 advances in the anchor hole1.

Therefore, in the diameter expanding portion 12, a chamfer 21 a isformed at an end portion of the base side of the main expanding portion21 so that the main expanding portion 21 is not stuck on the openingside hole portion 3 b before the whole main expanding portion 21 is fitin the diameter expanded portion 4.

The cone portion 13 of the third embodiment has a fundamental form inwhich the cone portion 13 of the first embodiment is turned upside down.The cone portion has a cone portion main body 71 which expands thediameter expanding portion 12, and a butting portion 72 which continuesto the cone portion main body 71, is formed to have a smaller diameterthan a base side of the cone portion main body 71, and is butted on thebottom of the anchor hole 1. The butting portion 72 is formed in acolumn-shape and length thereof is designed such that the cone portionmain body 71 is driven relatively to the position at the main expandingportion 21 when the cylindrical body 11 is struck (FIG. 9B).

The cone portion main body 71 has a tapered portion 73 which is formedin a tapered shape tapering off toward the cylindrical body 73 and astraight portion 74 which continues to a base side of the taperedportion 73 and has a same diameter as a base side of the tapered portion73. Also in this case, length of the tapered portion 73 contacting onthe cone reception portion 32 corresponds to length of the mainexpanding portion 21. Further, the cone portion 13 is designed in a sizeto be driven to the position at the main expanding portion 21 (see FIG.9B).

As explained above, the cone portion 13 is configured to be struck tothe position at the main expanding portion 21 on design, and thereaction force by pressure contact at the tip side expanding portion 23acts to embrace the base side of the cone portion 13. Therefore, theinner peripheral surface of the tip side expanding portion 23(practically, the inner peripheral surface of the tip side thin-walledportion 25) slightly deforms along the shape of the straight portion 74.Thus, the cone portion 13 is prevented from falling off (see FIG. 9B).

As the modification of the first embodiment, an inverse tapered portionwhich has an inverse tapered shape to the tapered portion 73 may beprovided in place of the straight portion 74 of the cone portion mainbody 71. Further, the shape of the cone portion main body 71 may bespherical or drum shape.

As such, according to the post-installed anchor 10B of the thirdembodiment, as the first embodiment, the pressure contact of the baseside expanding portion 22 and the tip side expanding portion 23 on theprepared hole portion 3 prevents chatter (wobble) of the post-installedanchor 10B and restrains looseness of the post-installed anchor 10B dueto vibration or the like. Further, by pressing to contact the mainexpanding portion 21 on the diameter expanded portion 4, the mainexpanding portion 21 hangs up on the circular stepped portions 5, whichenhances pullout strength of the post-installed anchor 10B.

Further, not only the main expanding portion 21 can press to contact onthe diameter expanded portion 4 properly, but also can have a samediameter as the cylindrical body 11. Therefore, a difference between thediameter of the prepared hole portion 3 in consideration of theinsertion of the post-installed anchor 10 and the diameter of thepost-installed anchor 10B can make small (about 0.5 mm). Also in thatpoint, the post-installed anchor 10B after construction can have astructure with little chatter (wobble).

Further, by utilizing that the diameter expanding portion 12 deforms(expands) along the shape of the diameter expanded portion 4 andcontriving the shape of the cone portion main body, the cone portion 13is prevented from falling off due to vibration or the like. Therefore,not only the post-installed anchor 10B can be firmly fixed in the anchorhole 1, but also the chatter due to vibration or the like can berestrained and the decrease of the pullout strength as time passes canbe effectively prevented. It is noted that the invention can be appliedto a sleeve driving anchor in which the diameter expanding portion 12 ismove when the anchor is driven. Further, in the embodiment, as thediameter expanded portion 4 is formed by a cylindrical portion whichprojects outwardly from the prepared hole portion 3 having two circularstepped portions 5, but as long as the diameter expanded portion 4 hasbase side circular stepped portion 5, the shape thereof may be formedlike a column shape, not exactly cylindrical shape.

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1: anchor hole 2: framework 3: prepared hole portion 4: diameterexpanded portion 10, 10A, 10B: post-installed anchor 11: cylindricalbody 12: diameter expanding portion 13: cone portion 21: main expandingportion 22: base side expanding portion 23: tip side expanding portion24: base side thin-walled portion 25: tip side thin-walled portion 26:sub thin-walled portion 32: cone reception portion 34: circular groove41: tapered portion 42: driven portion 43: straight portion 44: smalldiameter portion 51: perforating apparatus 52: diameter expandingapparatus 53: injecting apparatus 61: diameter expanding drill bit 62:blade portion 71: cone portion main body 72: butting portion 73: taperedportion 74: straight portion A: adhesive

1. A post-installed anchor that is anchored in an anchor hole having adiameter expanded portion formed at a predetermined depth position in aprepared hole comprising: a cylindrically-shaped cylindrical body thatis inserted in the anchor hole; a diameter expanding portion thatcontinues to a tip side of the cylindrical body; and a cone portion thatexpands the diameter expanding portion from an inside, the diameterexpanding portion having: a main expanding portion that corresponds tothe diameter expanded portion; a base side expanding portion thatcontinues to a base side of the main expanding portion; and a tip sideexpanding portion that continues to a tip side of the main expandingportion; and a first deformation portion that is provided at least oneof positions between the base side expanding portion and the mainexpanding portion and between the main expanding portion and the tipside expanding portion, and that deforms prior to the main expandingportion, the base side expanding portion and the tip side expandingportion when the diameter expanding portion is expanded by the coneportion.
 2. The post-installed anchor according to claim 1, wherein thetip side expanding portion is formed to have a smaller diameter than themain expanding portion.
 3. The post-installed anchor according to claim2, wherein the base side expanding portion and the main expandingportion have a same diameter as the cylindrical body.
 4. Thepost-installed anchor according to claim 1, wherein the firstdeformation portion is a thin-walled portion formed by a circular grooveformed on an outer peripheral surface of the diameter expanding portion.5. The post-installed anchor according to claim 1, wherein the firstdeformation portions are provided at two positions between the base sideexpanding portion and the main expanding portion and between the mainexpanding portion and the tip side expanding portion.
 6. Thepost-installed anchor according to claim 5, wherein the firstdeformation portions at the two positions are formed to have samevolume.
 7. The post-installed anchor according to claim 5, wherein thediameter expanding portion further has a second deformation portion thatis provided between the cylindrical body and the base side expandingportion and deforms prior to the cylindrical body and the base sideexpanding portion when the diameter expanding portion is expanded by thecone portion.
 8. The post-installed anchor according to claim 7 furtherhaving a plurality of slits extending from a tip to the seconddeformation portion.
 9. The post-installed anchor according to claim 7,wherein the post-installed anchor is a cone driving type where the coneportion is driven in the cylindrical body, an inner peripheral surfaceof the diameter expanding portion is formed in a tapered shape taperingoff the tip, and the cone portion is formed in a size that is suitablefor being driven to a position at the main expanding portion.
 10. Thepost-installed anchor according to claim 9, wherein the cone portion hasa tapered portion that is formed in a tapered shape tapering off to thetip and a straight portion that continues to a base side of the taperedportion and is formed to have a same diameter as a base side of thetapered portion.
 11. The post-installed anchor according to claim 9,wherein the cone portion has a tapered portion that is formed in atapered shape tapering off to the tip and an inverse tapered portionthat continues to the base side of the tapered portion and is formed ina tapered shape tapering off to the base.
 12. The post-installed anchoraccording to claim 9, wherein the cone portion is formed in either aspherical shape or a drum shape.
 13. The post-installed anchor accordingto claim 7, wherein the post-installed anchor is a main body drivingtype where the cylindrical body is driven with respect to the coneportion, the cone portion has a cone portion main body that expands thediameter expanding portion and a struck portion that continues to thecone portion main body, is formed to have a smaller diameter than thecone portion main body, and is butted on a bottom of the anchor hole, aninner peripheral surface of the diameter expanding portion is formed ina tapered shape tapering off to a base, and the cone portion main bodyis formed in a size that is suitable for being driven to a position atthe main expanding portion.
 14. The post-installed anchor according toclaim 13, wherein the cone portion main body has a tapered portion thatis formed in a tapered shape tapering off toward the cylindrical bodyand a straight portion that continues to a base side of the taperedportion and has a same diameter as a base side of the tapered portion.15. The post-installed anchor according to claim 13, wherein the coneportion main body has a tapered portion that is formed in a taperedshape tapering off toward the cylindrical body and an inverse taperedportion that continues to a base side of the tapered portion and isformed in a tapered shape tapering off to the base.
 16. Thepost-installed anchor according to claim 13, wherein the cone portionmain body is formed in either a spherical shape or a drum shape.
 17. Aninstallation method of the post-installed anchor according to claim 1executing steps of: perforating the prepared hole; expanding to form thediameter expanded portion in the prepared hole; inserting thepost-installed anchor in the anchor hole; and anchoring to expand thediameter expanding portion by the cone portion.
 18. The installationmethod of the post-installed anchor according to claim 17 furtherexecuting a step of injecting an adhesive in the anchor hole between theexpanding and the inserting.
 19. A post-installed anchor systemcomprising: the post-installed anchor according to claim 1; and adiameter expanding drill bit that has a blade portion at a tip portionfor grinding the anchor hole to grind the diameter expanded portion,wherein, in the axial direction, the blade portion is formed longer thanthe main expanding portion, and a distance from a tip of thepost-installed anchor to an intermediate position of the main expandingportion is set as same as a distance from a tip of the diameterexpanding drill bit to an intermediate position of the blade portion.